Sentence examples for later called off from inspiring English sources

The campaigners later called off the protest.

Her relationship with (and later engagement to) tennis star Jimmy Connors was followed closely by the media, especially after both players won the singles championships at Wimbledon in 1974, but the couple later called off their engagement.

As cleanup operations continued yesterday, the Orioles first postponed the afternoon portion of the day-night doubleheader, then hours later called off the second game when it became apparent that firefighting crews would be working well into the night.

They had planned to resume on Wednesday after flying out a new monocoque but later called off the test.

In 2016, it embarked on an ambitious expansion plan under the LeEco brand, which included an agreement to buy American TV maker Vizio for $2 billion (the acquisition was later called off), the launch of smartphones, smart bikes and other consumer electronics and a financial partnership with Los Angeles-based electric vehicle startup Faraday Future.

The search was later called off as he was presumed dead.

"We are ready to open a dialogue with the government so that the crisis can be ended in the coming hours," he said later, calling off the rally.

Days later, she called off the engagement.

Hours later, the National Football League called off Sunday's games.

An hour later, Governor Rick Perry called off the execution.

Weeks later, the lawsuit alleges, McMillan withdrew the job after Jarvis called off the relationship.